Winter Wedding Invitation Showcase: 6 Classic Selections for the Wintertime Bride (2024)

Winter weddings are elegant, season-inspired celebrations. For the bride and groom who adore the warm and glittery romantic qualities of the months of December through February, the coldest season of the year is rich in wedding-worthy inspiration. From sophisticated color palettes such as pink, blush and lavender to chic outdoor elements such as snowflakes, frost, and twigs, these beautiful details will weave into your invitation and ceremony for a dreamy fete that’s all yours.

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As a wintertime bride, you want a wedding that reflects the season as well as who you are as a couple. Blending inspiration from nature, your love story, and your personal sense of style will create a unique and memorable wintertime event.

With your vision in mind, you can design lovely winter wedding invitations that unveil your winter theme to your guests and build excitement for your big day.

Winter Wedding Invitations

We’ve gathered some of the favorite Shutterfly selections of wedding planners and wintertime brides to start creating your custom winter wedding invitations.

“For a winter-themed wedding, create an invitation with your selected colors, motifs, or logo, and use quality paper,” says Tessa Brand of Tessa Lyn Events.

Final touches can also make a big impact. “A silver glitter belly band around the invitation is gorgeous,” says Tessa.

Expert timing tip: Tessa has designed and planned enough winter-themed events to share this helpful tip for wintertime brides: “Send your invitations earlier than the eight week rule,” she says. If you are doing a January or February wedding, the date puts your invitation in the same time frame with holiday cards. Planning ahead will ensure they don’t get lost in the pile.”

As you look to the winter season to inspire your wedding theme, consider these six classic selections for your winter wedding.

Snowy Union

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Soft blue snowflakes are perfect emblems of wintertime, creating elegant invitations for a winter wedding.

Dreamy soft blue snowflakes embrace the cold winter season and create elegant winter wonderland wedding invitations. Designed by Yours Truly, the Snowy Union wedding invitation is perfect for formal winter weddings, especially events with color palettes of blue, silver, and white.

Invite your guests to your wedding day with the Snowy Union Wedding Invitation.

Lovely Wood

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This winter-themed invitation features white pine tree branches, bare twigs, and a tree trunk background.

The Lovely Wood wedding invitation features a natural wood background with white pine tree branches, conjuring a forest covered in snow in the wintertime. Beige, white, and black create an elegant color scheme for a winter-themed wedding. Designed by Float Paperie, this nature-inspired invitation is also ideal for vintage or rustic winter weddings.

Order the Lovely Wood wedding invitation in plenty of time for your big day.

Watercolor Elegance

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Reflect your winter wedding theme with this ice blue watercolor invitation that’s chic and simple.

A touch of winter might be all you want for your winter wedding theme. Classy and simple, the Watercolor Elegance invitation in ice blue and white is like the first breeze of cold winter air – just enough to let you know that winter is around the corner. This invitation designed by Your Truly is also available in soft pink and lavender.

Send your guests the Watercolor Elegance wedding invitation.

Affectionate Floral

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Silver, brass, and white winter foliage brighten this midnight blue wedding invitation.

Midnight blue, silver, white and brass make up a sophisticated winter color scheme for a winter wedding theme. The Affectionate Floral wedding invitation features chic winter braches, leaves, and tiny white flowers as well as elegant script. Designed by Clover, this invitation is also available in beige, with copper and white details.

Customize the Affectionate Floral wedding invitation with your information.

Eternal Vows

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Bring your winter wedding theme to life with a custom invitation you can personalize with your season-inspired color scheme.

Snow and winter branches might work for some winter weddings, but the right color scheme is also a great way to incorporate the lovely season into your wedding stationery. The Eternal Vows wedding invitation designed by Yours Truly has a contemporary look, featuring an ice blue background and white and blue script. Great for casual and contemporary affairs, this romantic invitation can also be customized using your own color palette.

Personalize the Eternal Vows wedding invitation with your details.

Whimsical Scrolls

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Create a formal or traditional winter wedding look with the Whimsical Scrolls wedding invitation.

Formal and chic, the Whimsical Scrolls wedding invitation in midnight blue features silver winter leaves and elegant swirls. Also available in pale lavender and black, use this winter stationery designed by Yours Truly for your traditional or black-tie wedding.

Delight and welcome your guests with the Whimsical Scrolls wedding invitation.

Personalized Winter Wonderland Wedding Invitations

Winter-themed weddings range from extravagant black-tie events to casual celebrations in cozy, warm settings. Whether you’re planning a formal or casual wedding, personalize your wedding invitations with Shutterfly. With a wide range of styles, motifs, trim options, and paper types, you can easily find a unique winter design and color palette that matches your vision for your big day.

Remember you can see and touch these romantic, wintery invitations with Shutterfly’s five free samples program. Pick the invitations you love and we will send you five free wedding invitation samples customized with your event details.

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FAQs

How to write out 6/30 on an invitation? ›

If you spelled out the date, then the time should be too. For example, a 6:30pm ceremony would read: "at Six Thirty in the Evening". Another example, a 3:00pm ceremony could be written: "Three O'Clock in the Afternoon".

How to reply to a wedding invitation response card? ›

Think of the response card as a note, not a form, and write a few sentences in your reply. Thank your host, send well-wishes to the couple, be encouraging, be yourself—this isn't a formality requiring stodginess. Couples love to hold on to these and look back at all the excitement.

How to reply to a wedding invitation with Debretts? ›

If you would like a reply, say so in words, eg 'let me know if you can make it', rather than using the invitation code of RSVP. Add your full address under your sign-off, which will be a useful reminder for guests, and will mean they have your postcode easily available for Satnavs.

What to reply when someone invites you for a wedding? ›

Here are some ideas on how to respond to a wedding invitation:
  • I am grateful for your invitation and cannot wait to celebrate your special day. ...
  • Wishing you a beautiful wedding day filled with love, joy, and cherished memories. ...
  • May your wedding day be everything you have dreamed of and more.

How to write 6pm on a wedding invitation? ›

Here's an example of reception card wording: Please join us for a reception at six o'clock in the evening.

How do you write 530 on a wedding invitation? ›

5:30 p.m. can be spelled out as: half after five o'clock (traditional) half past five o'clock (also acceptable) five-thirty in the evening (also acceptable)

What is a good response for an invitation? ›

These are my answers:
  • That sounds great. I'd love to come. It's going to be great!
  • Thanks for the invitation. I'm not sure whether I can but I'll check my calendar and let you know.
  • That is so kind of you. Unfortunately, I already have plans, I'll be out of town. I hope it goes well.
Dec 5, 2018

What does the M mean on a wedding RSVP? ›

Many response cards will include an "M" followed immediately by a line. In keeping with more formal wedding tradition, the line is here as a way to kickstart your reply. The "M" stands for the first letter of the title you prefer to go by, be it Mr., Mrs., Ms., or Miss. (Quick tip: Ms.

How do you respond positively to RSVP? ›

Example 3: RSVP Acceptance

I hope this email finds you well. Thank you so much for inviting me to your birthday party! I'm absolutely thrilled and honored to be a part of your special day. Please count me in as an enthusiastic "Yes" for the celebration on [date].

What is proper etiquette for RSVP? ›

From the French, it is short for “Répondez, s'il vous plaît,” or, “Please reply.” This little code has been around for a long time and it tells you that your host wants to know if you will attend. Reply promptly, within a day or two of receiving an invitation, and by the RSVP deadline at the latest, if one is given.

What should my wedding RSVP say? ›

You should include phrases such as “accepts with pleasure” or “declines with regret”, or opt for more informal response options. You can also add a number attending line so that people can specify whether or not they are bringing their children.

How do you politely respond to an invitation? ›

Here are some examples: I am pleased to accept your invitation. Please let me know if I can bring something. Thank you for the invitation.

What is the correct response to a wedding invitation? ›

How To RSVP By Email
  • You and your date's full name and titles.
  • Whether or not you will be attending.
  • Dinner preference (if given the option)
  • A Thank You for the Invitation.
  • A Sign Off.
Jul 18, 2023

Is it rude not to respond to a wedding invitation? ›

It is inconsiderate, but unfortunately common, for guests to fail to RSVP. Anyone who receives an invitation has an important obligation to reply as soon as possible.

How long should you give someone to respond to a wedding invitation? ›

To give guests ample time to plan and respond, you'll want to send your invitations out at least eight weeks before your big day. RSVP etiquette dictates that it's ideal for guests to reply at least four weeks before your ceremony, allowing you time to confirm the numbers with your caterer and venue.

How do you write 5 30 pm on an invitation? ›

The time can be written in a variety of ways to fit your style and theme. For example, if your wedding is at 5:30 p.m. the traditional wording to use is "half after five o'clock" or "five-thirty in the evening." If this is too formal for your style, you may write the time simply as 5:30 p.m.

How do I write time on an invitation? ›

Spell Out the Time

You also do not abbreviate the time on formal wedding invitations. Even though we're so used to writing “3 p.m.” or “4:30 p.m.”, numbers are reserved only for addresses on wedding invitations. Definitely do not: at 3 p.m. at 4:30 p.m.

How do you write 4 30 in a formal way? ›

Technically, four thirty is correct, as is 4:30, but 4:30 is generally used as it is quicker to type, takes less space and is quicker and easier to read.

How do I write out numbers on an invitation? ›

Always spell out the numbers; such as "four" instead of "4". It's always "half after four" and never "four thirty". Include "o'clock" when writing the time. For example, it would be "half after four o'clock", or "four o'clock".

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